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INDEX
Kingston (Ga.), 127.
Kleven, Capt. John B., 180; at Monteith Swamp, 154.
Kopff, Asst. Surg. Thomas, of Third Wisconsin, 180.
Lee, Gen. Robert E., 96, 97; at Rappahannock River, 39; Rich¬ mond, 171; surrenders, 173, 176.
Leesburg (Va.), executions at, 81.
Lewis, Gov. James T., 120.
Llbby prison, 29.
Lieurance, Lieut. Stephen, of Third Wisconsin, 180.
Limbocker, Capt. George W., 25, 26.
Lincoln, President Abraham, 166; call for troops, 3; at Mary¬ land Heights, 63; pardons, 109; appoints Howard, 134; votes for, 146; assassinated, 175.
Lincoln County (Tenn.), 105; guerrillas in, 106, 114; reorgan¬ ized, 109-111.
Little Round Top, (Pa.), 84. See also Battles: Gettysburg.
Little Washington (Va.), 31.
Losses: at Bolivar Heights, 13; Winchester, 19, 20; in retreat to Martinsburg, 29; Cedar Mountain, 34-36; Antietam, 60- 63; Gettysburg, 89; New Hope Church, 126; Peach Tree Creek, 129, 134, 135.
Louisville (Ky.), 98, 145, 180.
Lynchburg (Tenn.), birthplace of David Crockett, 105.
McAlpine, Lieut. William T., of Second Massachusetts, 179.
McClellan, Gen. George B., 15, 47; arrests legislature, 11; re¬ treats, 39; reappointed, 46; removed, 64; votes for, 146.
McDowell, Gen. Irvin, commands corps, 30; at Cedar Moun¬ tain, 36; criticized, 38; removed, 46.
Mclntyre, Capt. James B., mustering officer, 6.
Macon (Ga.), march toward, 147. '
Macon Railroad, captured, 141.
McPherson, Gen. James B., killed, 133.
Madison (Ga.), 148.
Madison (Wis.), 4, 104, 120; veterans at, 105.
Maine, Tenth Regiment, at Cedar Mountain, 35.
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Object Description
| Title | A narrative of service with the Third Wisconsin Infantry |
| Source Title | Julian Wisner Hinkley's A narrative of service with the Third Wisconsin Infantry |
| Regiment | 3rd Infantry |
| Author/Creator | Hinkley, Julian Wisner, 1838-1916 |
| Description | Julian Wisner Hinkley (1838-1916) was a school teacher in Waupun when the war broke out. He immediately enlisted in Co. E of the 3rd Wisconsin Infantry and rose to become its captain. Hinkley fought at the battles of Cedar Mountain, Second Bull Run, South Mountain, Antietam, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, and in the Atlanta campaign. He describes draft riot duty in New York and newly recruited European immigrants and Ojibwe Indians as well as commenting on slavery, Southern life, and the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. This book was assembled with his approval in 1912 from his letters, diary, and a manuscript memoir. It is one of a series issued for the 50th anniversary of the Civil War. |
| Subcollection | Personal Narratives |
| Source Type | personal narrative; |
| Place of Publication | Madison |
| Source Creation Date | 1912 |
| Source Publisher | Wisconsin History Commission |
| Publisher-Electronic | Wisconsin Historical Society |
| Publication Date-Electronic | 2011 |
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| Title | 191 |
| Source Title | Julian Wisner Hinkley's A narrative of service with the Third Wisconsin Infantry |
| Source Type | personal narrative; |
| Publisher-Electronic | Wisconsin Historical Society |
| Publication Date-Electronic | 2011 |
| Rights | We believe that online reproduction of this material is permitted because its copyright protection has lapsed or because sharing it here for non-profit educational purposes complies with the Fair Use provisions of the U.S. Copyright Law. Teachers and students are generally free to reproduce pages for nonprofit classroom use. For advice about other uses, or if you believe that you possess copyright to some of this material, please contact us at asklibrary@wisconsinhistory.org. |
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| Full text | INDEX Kingston (Ga.), 127. Kleven, Capt. John B., 180; at Monteith Swamp, 154. Kopff, Asst. Surg. Thomas, of Third Wisconsin, 180. Lee, Gen. Robert E., 96, 97; at Rappahannock River, 39; Rich¬ mond, 171; surrenders, 173, 176. Leesburg (Va.), executions at, 81. Lewis, Gov. James T., 120. Llbby prison, 29. Lieurance, Lieut. Stephen, of Third Wisconsin, 180. Limbocker, Capt. George W., 25, 26. Lincoln, President Abraham, 166; call for troops, 3; at Mary¬ land Heights, 63; pardons, 109; appoints Howard, 134; votes for, 146; assassinated, 175. Lincoln County (Tenn.), 105; guerrillas in, 106, 114; reorgan¬ ized, 109-111. Little Round Top, (Pa.), 84. See also Battles: Gettysburg. Little Washington (Va.), 31. Losses: at Bolivar Heights, 13; Winchester, 19, 20; in retreat to Martinsburg, 29; Cedar Mountain, 34-36; Antietam, 60- 63; Gettysburg, 89; New Hope Church, 126; Peach Tree Creek, 129, 134, 135. Louisville (Ky.), 98, 145, 180. Lynchburg (Tenn.), birthplace of David Crockett, 105. McAlpine, Lieut. William T., of Second Massachusetts, 179. McClellan, Gen. George B., 15, 47; arrests legislature, 11; re¬ treats, 39; reappointed, 46; removed, 64; votes for, 146. McDowell, Gen. Irvin, commands corps, 30; at Cedar Moun¬ tain, 36; criticized, 38; removed, 46. Mclntyre, Capt. James B., mustering officer, 6. Macon (Ga.), march toward, 147. ' Macon Railroad, captured, 141. McPherson, Gen. James B., killed, 133. Madison (Ga.), 148. Madison (Wis.), 4, 104, 120; veterans at, 105. Maine, Tenth Regiment, at Cedar Mountain, 35. [191] |
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